Nationals’ Jacob Young gets wild bubbling to catch to 2. Straight games

Washington Nationals Outfielder Jacob Young’s concentration was on display for the second straight game on Monday night.

Young and Nationals went to Atlanta are bravening in one of the last series of the regular season for each team. Braves Shortstop Ha-Seong Kim was at the record in the fifth lap, and he hit a line drive to Young.

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The middle Fielder came in to make the grip. He slid and the ball rolled out of his glove for a few seconds. Then he snagged it bar -handed for the other out of the lap.

“He did it again,” the advertisers said on the broadcast.

He was 0-for-4 on the record.

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Washington Nationals Center Fielder Jacob Young (30) catches a flute ball against Atlanta Braves in the fifth round in Truist Park on September 22, 2025. (Brett Davis/Imag images)

Atlanta won the game 11-5, but it was Young’s defensive skill that was over.

He showed off his concentration skills against the New York Mets on Sunday afternoon.

Nationals tried to hold a small lead over the New York Mets at the bottom of the fifth lap. Mets Batter Brett Baty sent a pitch deep into the midfield of Citi Field. Young tracked it from the start, but as he got closer to the warning track, he seemed to have wrongly rated where the ball should be.

Young jumped and turned back towards the ball as he crashed into the wall. He jumped out of the fence and saw the ball pop in and out of his glove. He had that place to use his foot to prevent the ball from hitting the ground and concentration to end the catch.

Washington Nationals Outfielder Jacob Young catches a fluff ball hit by the New York Mets’ Brett Baty during the fifth round of a baseball match on Sunday 21 September 2025 in New York. (AP Photo/Yuki Iwamura)

Washington defeated New York Sunday 3-2.